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Newspaper
Marshall Herald
Location
Marshall, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Oct 14, 1914
Page
3
New York article outlines 1914 autumn fashion trends with ready to wear displays, velvet and panne gowns, sheer tunics and feathered trims. Describes silhouettes, capes, fur tracings, military braids, high hats, and two tone embellishments shaping Evening and street wear. Also notes fall city social scene and a local community notices section.
A fragmented ad and local notes describe Dr Bell's Pine Tar Honey as a remedy for lung trouble with claims of cures and many recoveries. The piece blends medical hype with community notices and editor’s aside about regional preaching and visits.
Orpha Martin spent Sunday with home folks as a large acreage of wheat has been sown. Marshall and Elzia Mallory of Hammond Indiana visited. Charlie Gilbert and family spent Sunday at Chas Cunningham. Wil Cunningham visited Georgetown Wednesday. Mrs Margaret Milburn of Paris visited Charlie Gilbert's last week. Chas Cunningham and wife welcome a baby girl. Reverend J C Craig and wife of Marshall visited Will Mallory's last week.
Notice given by Thomas Craig Conservator for the estate of minors. The undersigned invites all interested parties to appear regarding an application for sale of real property, as required by law.
Tor of Anna Serwise applies to the Clark County Court at Marshall for a final settlement order to sell part of the northeast quarter of section 23, township 10 north, range 12 west, except a deeded portion, for ward support and reinvestment of proceeds. Thomas Craig conservator. 404 J W Graham Atty. Notice of Final Settlement. Estate of Geo A Huffington deceased. Administrator to present final report November 2, 1914. Edward Pearce Admr. JI. W. Gratin Atty. 412
City of Marshal Illinois amends ordinance first passed January 5 1914 approved January 6 1914 to set a minimum monthly electricity charge of seventy five cents for all users. Also includes notice of chancery suit in Clark County with non residence affidavit against Sidney Heath and others and summons returnable November 9 1914 in Marshall Illinois.
Bids for the Dempster Ford Bridge project in Clark County Illinois are due October 17 1914 at Marshall with plans from the State Highway Commission. The notice includes multiple chancery and attachment publication notices from Clark County Illinois detailing court actions and non residence affidavits against named defendants.
Depths of excavation reach 12 feet with 10 feet for abutments in sandy loam and muck and 4 feet for piers in sand and gravel. Engineers estimate including piles totals 1900 dollars. Work due by December 14, 1914. Springfield Illinois October 3 1914 Zane Arbuckle Supt of Highways.
Abbie Huston files bill in the circuit court of Marshall County Illinois against Charles L Huston non resident. Affidavit of non residency filed. Summons issued. Defendant must plead or answer at the next term starting November 9 in Marshall. Sept 19 1914. Everett Connelly Comptroller Sol.
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